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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-07-20

Go to VAN HORN Bros. for fine shoes.
Measures taken and made to order. Jy6
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Struck by Lightning.

Struck by Lightning.
A dispatch was received at Stockton
yesterday morning, stating that the house
of Enoch Ent, in Princess Anne Co., Nd,
had been struck by lightning the night
previous and that Mr.. Ent's daughter-in-
law and DR.. Joseph Wolyerton had been
killed. an of these persons were former
" residents of Delaware township, in this
county.
DIR. Joseph Wolyerton was brother of
DR.. John Wolverton, of Trenton, and at
one time kept drug store in that city.
His body was expected to arrive in Tren-
ton this morning.
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Bargains in all summer goods, must
be closed out.
Jy0. VAN HORN Bros.
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Last Saturday afternoon, Mr.. II. f.
Bodine, of Delaware township, was in
jured at Carrell's Bazaar, 10 this city, by
the falling of the elevator platform upon
him. MIR. Bodine was about to cry sale
for Mr. Carroll, and was standing under
the elevator, the platform Of which was at
the second story, heavily laden with
goods, which were to be brought down to
the first floor. BY some means the ropes
slipped on the pulleys, and the plat
form descended rapidly, striking Mr.. B.
on the head and shoulders and crushing
him under the load. He was gotten out
with difficulty, and was for long time
insensible. Toward evening he was taken
to his home. We hear that he is badly
bruised and sore, but that no evidences
of internal injuries have developed.
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On Wednesday afternoon last Mr..
Uriah Larue, of Pennington, met with
a severe accident. He was bringing a
pair of horses aud pair of mules from
Philadelphia to Pennington, but the
mules did not lead very good. Over
taking peddler on the road between
Philadelphia and Hatboro, he asked
permission to tie the mules behind his
wagan until Hatboro was reached. This
request was granted. Mr.. Larue rode
the horses in rear of all, keeping close
to the mules and urging them on.
While Jogging along, talking to the ped.
dler, he supposes that one of the horses
bit one of the mules in play. At all
events the mule kicked at the horse and
struck Mr.. Larue on the leg just below
the knee, splintering the bone and cav
ing it in. Word was sent to Fleming.
ton and Mr.. George Salter went after
him in wagon and brought him to his
boarding house in Pennington Demo.
crat.
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One morning recently Mr.. Wesley
McClary, living near Lebanon, turned
his team into the pasture, A little later
he noticed one of the horses limpiug,
and upon examination it was discovered
that one of the animals legs was begin
ming to swell. A veterinary surgeon
was called, and found the trouble came
from the bite of a pilot snake. The
poor horse suffered until the following
day, when it died.
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Proposals for new iron bridge over
the Neshanic Greek, near Glover Hill,
were opened by the Freeholder's com
mittee, consisting of Messrs. Nonamaker,
Hartwell, Hill and Thatcher, on Wednes-
day last, at the Court House. The con-
tract was awarded to Tippet & Wood,
of Phillipsburg, for $3.50. This sum in
cludes the planking. The bridge is to be
built in one span of so feet in the clear
between the faces Of the masonry, with
one roadway of 10 feet wide in the
clear.
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Ladies Oxford ties and opera slippers.
at VAN HORN Bros. Jy6
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Atlantics, o 80 / o o 2 / OIL
Little Giants, 0 o eli
Undergraduates, Fariing and Darling Little
Giants, Jewell and Callan.
The Little Giants will probably play
game tomorrow Thursday with the
Pennington Club, in this city.
A new club has been organized in the
First Ward, to be known as the cred
Stockings" They will play series of
games with the New Hope Club.
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To Firemen.

To Firemen.
A meeting of the members of the diff
ferent companies of the Lambertville
Fire Department who are DESTROYS of
attending the parade of the Easton Fire
Department in September, will be held at
the Union engine house on Friday even
ing next, at s o'clock, to make pre-
liminary arrangements. The Eagle Fire
Company, of New Hope. is cordially in
vited to join with this Department
@. III. w. VAN SEWER. Chief.
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Base Ball Notes.

Base Ball Notes.
A good game of base ball was played in
this city last Thursday, between the At
lantics, of Trenton, and our Little Giants
Ten innings were necessary to decide the
game, which was exciting throughout.
The following is the score:
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List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Post Office at Lambertville, Hun
terdon county, N. J., for thirty days,
July Is, 1887;
Henry Bosnian.
Lizzie Danlley.
Maggie Rayan.
Chas. F. Hayneman.
M. L. M. Myers, nj. D.
F. A. Merrick.
Gyorgy Karnay.
July 20, 1887.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-07
Stop Railroad HOlOcausts

The fearful railroad accident in Vernon {.
~ the third time, we believe, during the
winter, has presented us the horrible pic
lnse Of railroad passengers consumed by
'tlre; and it is the most dreadful Of all in
'the loss Of life. Something should surely
- done by legislation to stop these holo.
eousts. There is 10 need of them.
1hey are readily preventable. Who
I3uu say that cars can only be heated
m exposing them to the danger of confla-
sGntIon from burning Goals? That the
aSMroads have not prevented these trage-
does not show that they are not pre-.
Igs1nfible, but only that the prevention will
= costly and inconyenient. Railroads pro-
HnaAlly are careless of life-saying expen.
llfures.
Br. Pullman, Of the Palace Car com.
&any, Is reported as saying that the only
NY OF heating is by stoves in the cars Of
mich his experience should make him a
eood Judge; but he says the stoves
o0nld be 30 enclosed in iron AS not
= communicate with the combustible ma.
teeiA OF the car. Why, then, does he not
nfroduee this simple and effective remedy ?
Ard why should not legislation declare
hat 1t must be done?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-07

GILBERT & SULLIvAS's new opsra, HRud
dygore," Is on its way to New York
SENATOR Dos CANERON will entertain
the Farmers club at his Washington resi-.
dence next Thursday.
WALT Whitman was the pleased re-
cipient few days ago OF a lstter tron the
poet lenny son beginning "Dear Old Man"
Rev. THOMAS GOODMAN, of Charleston,
Ill, aged - years, VINO preached the funeral
sermon over tho remains OF Thoma, lincoln.
father OF Abraham Lincoln, died on SatuI
day.
COLONEL FRANK \. BURR has lust COM
pleted life OF B. X. Jamison, the banker.
which VIII make one OF a series OF sketches
OF the lives OF prominent Philadelphisns
which he Intends shortly to publish.
MIS- ANNIE RANDALL, eldest deuehter ot
Samuel j. Randall, Will be married to
Charles Calvert Lancaster in Washington on
tuesday. Bishop Spslding, OF the Catholic
diocese oi leoria, ILL.,, who is an uncle OF the
groom, Will perform the ceremony
JONES ROGERS, prominent merchant OF
Rogers Ford, died Friday at I'll. He was a
director IN the National bank, treasurer of
the Rogers Ford Glass Stock COMPANY, sec.
retary OF the Rogers Ford Iron Foundry
company, member OF borough councils and
borough treasurer.
REV. JACOB d. 2EHRiNo, Of Jefferson
YORK county, died on Saturday morning al
his home, aged about Gs years. He was a
member OF the Gettysburg Chassis OF the Re-
iortned cburch, aud faithful minister He
was paraly2ed some years ago, which pre-.
vented his ever since serving charge.
MARY ANDERSON will begin her proyin.
cial tnur through England in two or three
weeks, aud VIII be supported by Forbes
Robinson. Having been seen with him in
iails recently the report was again started
mat they were TO be married. This ia All
surd, as the nlan has charming wife. of
whom he IL very fond.
Mr.. W. W. STORY, OF Rome, has lust fin.
ished the monument to Francis S, Kew.
whose Star Spangled Banner made him H.
nous, and II IS shortly TO be placed in Golden
cate park at san Francisco 1t il made of
roman travertine, Is fifty feet high, and ia
surmounted by figure OF America bearing
nag. There Is a statue of Key, OF heroic size.
seated under an arch with elaborately carved
supporting pillars, and there are feliefs on
the pedestal, to which broad steps lead up.
NERDI's new opera "Otello" was produc.d
Saturday night at the Theatre Della scala.
Milan, Italy. The first, second aud fourth
acts were received with storms of plaudits,
but the third was less successful. Inc pa.
thetic Willow song touched all hearts. At the
close OF the opera Verdi was repeatedly re.
called, amid deafening cheers. covered with
wrealhs aud garlands and finally escorted TO
his hotel by Immense crowds whose sbouts
oi "Evyiys Verdi" echoed through the civ
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-07

THE charge that ballot box has been
tampered with in the New Jersey senatorial
struggle deserves to be fully investigated
that equal and exact justice may be done
1t was in the Halnes versus Turley case,
the effect OF the alleged fraud beng TO seat
Turley, Democrat, and give him vote in
the pending contest for United States sens.
tor. The charges OF fraud are now
under Investigation. AZ present the
situation is about a. follows The
Republicans have but % members in
the assembly. The two Labor members and
Speaker Baird, they should act with them,
make 90 The Democrats have 81 votes,
there being GO members. II Turley should be
debarred, or refrains from voting, the vote
would, II partisanship obtained, stand 10 to
80 IN favor OF the sitting member. 1t is
claimed that Thrcckmortou, Democrat, will
probably be found unwilling to ratifv
y majority committee report IN favor
OF Turley, yet If such report is well
founded, there is no rule of the House
or law on the subject prohibiting Tur.
Icy from voting on the question, so the
prospect in the assembly does not Ar.
pear tery promising TO the Republicans.
But, as the entire Democratic Joint vote, not
including Speaker Baird, is but forty, or one
less than majority, and as yet two of these,
Chattle and Throckmorton, have refused TO
ratify the caucus nomination of Albeit the
honors In this political game seem about
even. 1t is said that the Democrats will
during the present week undertake to upseat
Hawkins, Republican, from the Second Cum.
beriand district and thereby make them.
selves sure OF Al votes in joint meeting in.
dependent OF Speaker Baird OF the two Labor
men.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-07

THE 1NTELLIGESCER called attention q
few days ago TO the fact that in its pension
payments this republic in which We live
drains its people fully as much as do the
nations OF Europe with their large standing
armies. The arrears OF pensions act
passed in 1879 was TO cost the country
s25,0c000o. Up to June so, lsS5, it hsd cost
in fact, Sl7o,oOc, 600. There remained then
over one hundred thousand claims unsettled
OF which it was supposed sixty per cent would
be proved, which would involve an sddi-
tional cost of $50, 0O000 The president has
now before him bill passed by Congress
which changes the whole principle OF the pen.
sion system, because it gives pension. not
10 disability incurred in the service, but for
service. 1t is believed tha, hall million of
men will make claims under this bill, which
would involve an addition to the pension
Payments annually of $4,000 OQ0. 1t is time
for decent people OF all parties to stand to.
gether against this dreadful abuse 1t is an
insult to the soldier and highway robbery OF
the taxpayer.
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The Philadelphia Mayoralty,

WIN flourish Of trumpets the
sthiiadelphia Republicans opened their
msyoralty campaign at the Academy
q Music in that city on Satin.
.eay night, and even such stauncb
(epublican organ as the North An,ericaa
aourns the meeting as practical failure.
1ocn ancient mossbacks as William ID.
LEY and Charles Emory Smith were
- 70 talk but the audience had come 10
ouslness men discuss the need of a
administration Of the city and as
- nos get what they wanted, they
= away disappointed.
ruth Of the matter ID that the Re.
- q Philadelphia are quite luke.
egog the Filter movement, owing to
nn(vo manner In which he was
op hy coterie Of presumptuous
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-07

THE House committee on foreign affairs
having requested the opinion of Secretary
Manning in regard TO the fisheries question
and the measures proposed to meet it. nave
received from that gentleman an elaborate and
exhaustive reply. With regard to the dis
puts he holds that We do not ask greater iish
ing rights than the treaties grant, and then
shows that our commercial rights are not by
treaty but by legislation concerted nth Great
Britain IN 1880, from which she may retreat il
she thinks proper. Whether such retreat
theTeirom, Is 10 be- deemed by us en nm.
friendly act will depend on its motives and
environment.
He thinks that the Canadian act which re-
ceived the queens assent in November
1856 and which closed Canadian ports to our
hahing vessels, IS entirely uDj justitiable and !
IN elect repeal OF the legislation of 1880. 1,
should be met by similar re peal on our
part ana refusal OF any privileges what
ever In our ports to Canadian vessels, Then
lhe secretary proceeds to consider what
shouiu DO the character OF our response to this
high-handed measure OF Great Britain.
lie crllicises the Senate bill as containing
obscure phrases, and wants Congress to sav
Plainly whether cars and locomotives are To
DO prohibited from crossing the line. He
says that tho measure would exclude i'm.
ports to the value OF sG5Co.OOO annually, OF
which 81, 900, 900 would be dutiabIe products.
Then he oilers a bill of his own which
seems to give tine Same powers to the presi-
dent as conferred by the Senate bill, but
clearly excludes locomotives and rolling
stock and provides heavy penalty for viola.
ton OF either Of its first two sections, It.l,o
provides for the appointment OF a commJs.
sioner to take testimony AS to losses in fic,ed
by British authorities.
1t Is manly and bold message carefully
ana skilliuily devised and should a, once re-.
ceiVe the support OF all who really wish to
see the fishing business settled rs swiftly and
honorably as possible.
ihere are a few New England gentlemen
VINO nave made lots OF wind for their own
sails out OF this business, and will be sure IN
ma fsuit with Mr.. Mannine's document,
ifut It Is 50 clear and business-like In every
limo that 1t must have beneficial effect o,,
legislation, even If ii is not closely followed.
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boDsa TAe saturday meeting proved this
plainly. An signs now point TO anything
but walkOver on the mayoralty track for
the Republican candidate.
Republican Csrruptisn.

The old truism that an honest confession
Is good for the soul finds fitting applica-
ton In the announcement by the Nc,o Era
OF the formation of an organization TO lie
known as The Republican Anti.Cor.
ruption Association of Lancaster county,
Pa" The cause for its existence is boldly
and frankly stated in these words from our
Republican contemporary Every de.
cent citizen has been disgusted for years
with the carnivals of fraud which have dis
graced our local politics, but heretofore all
efforts TO stay the tile OF decentralization
and debauchery have failed fur want of Oh
ganization.
Among the preeminent requisites for for
giveness are thorough confession and hearty
sorrow. These are we'll embodied in the
quotation above alluded to. Moreover, the
penitents exhibit that last necessary DUAL.
ity, the purpose Of immediate amendment
of their ways, as exhibited in the forma.
tion OF this " anti.corrurtion association.
1t no doubt is a source of great humila-
tion to our Republican neighbor to expose
the rottenness of its party in this county,
but, on the principle that our best friends
are those who tell us our faults, its action
is greatly to be commended. 1t is cruel
only to be kind. and it expects that the
lightning to be introduced 10y this aSsocia-
tion into the political atmosphere of Ian.
caster county will have a most purifying
effect.
We sincerely hope it will. No section of
this great country is in more need of polt
icalregeneraticn than this "Old Guard" of
Republicanism. 1t has become a stencil
in the nostrils of the people, irrespective of
party. The primaries bring in their wake
| wave of decentralization that would put tc
the blush some of the most constituencies
ringsters of the great cities. Let all unite
to stem the tide Of Republican corruption
for its existence is vouChed for by uuim
| peachable Republican testimony.
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- - -
Branch Road at Wilmington.

Wilmington Del. Corr. of Baltimore sun.
This week the Pennsylvsnis, Wilmington
4 Baltimore railroad company will give out
scontract for the building ct four and half
miles OF double track from their line at psl.
aware Junction, south OF this city. The
new line Is to afford track for through freight
which Is now delayed here considerably by
the law limiting all trains to six miles su
hour within the city limits. The new line
will also touch n number OF important fac
tories on the South Side" ioi the Ihristisna
river,) where the Baltimore and rennsyl.
vania and the Wilmington a Northern
roads already have excellent positions and
facilities for handling freight. The proposed
short cut Will run chiefly through marsh
aud over that tract of this city which has
been exempt from taxation for ten years after
the establishment of any industry that may
he placed there 1t will cross the 'hristiaus
river twice, an 500 feet span near its mouth,
and a TOO feet span two miles further up the
stream. 1t will be known ~ the shelirot
branch, siuce it crosses aud follows that his
toric stream in its course
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MOThEasI nOTHkRsll MorHERsm

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest by q sick child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain OF cutting teethf III 20.
sOoTHING SYRUP. 1t win relieve the pS,or
little sufferer immediately-depend upon II
mother on earth who has ever used It, who viii
not tell you at once that II will regulate me
bowels, ana give rest TO the mother md relief
and health to the child. operating Ike magic. II
= perfectly safe 70 use In All cases. ana pleasant
TO the tasto and ID the pTS pion of one OF E
Oldest ana best female physicians In the Unitad
ststss Sold every where. 70 cents q bottle
mayGl-lydA, W.s&S
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4" NV Grandfather. CIu,k

was once very popular song, but like many
other sentimental tunes II doesn't wear well
Or. Thomas Eelectrtc OF t,lY t.sur. It wilt
wear away all aches, sprain-, and pains, and re-
pay lite purchaser hundred told For sale by
II. B. Cochran, druggist, III and lJ9 North
Queen street, Lancaster.
sLEEPLEss NIGHTS. made miserable By
that terrible cough. shiloh's CuTe Is the remedy
Tor you. For sale by II. h. Cochran, Druggist, No
1877 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-07
BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PAsACgA

Is the most elective Pain Destroyer In the world.
VIII most surely quicken the blood whether
taken internally or. applied eTteEnalIy, and
whether chronic or acute. than any other pain
AlleviatOr, and It is warranted double the
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels, Sore
Throat, rheumatism, Toothachs and ALL
ACHES, and Is The Great believer OF pain
"BIOWN's HOUSEHOLD PASACEA should
be Ia every family. A tssspooniul OF the Panacea
In a tuUbier of hrt water lsweetened II nra-
.srreo,I taken az nsdtime, VIII BREAK up
GOLD. oants bottle.
ihlly;N. SAsv
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SPECxAL NOTICES.


Mrs. II L Clark. SDi T.. Clinton street. dec ares
BUrdOck Flood Bltters are Is IlrdiCIle / admire
Best remedy for dyspepsia ia the world. Keep
house supplied with 1T fUT sale uy II L. CoCh
ran, druggist, l3i and lS9 North Queen street,
Lancaster.
sHlLOH'S CURE will iIufuel'Ar y IelieN @
Group, hopping Cough AMI L.uughltis. kCr
sale by H. u; Cochran. Drugs. No. l.! aoTth
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-07

If your children are Threatened with Group or
Thomas Eciectrlc OIL. Ii i the incest ineot-
cine ior the little ones We know Of For sale by
II. Il. Cochran, druggist, i. and l5J North
Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-07

THE Carlisle Indian school is to get sls,CO
for additional land for farming purposes.
This is better than giving the red man six
feet of EARTH
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A II. ROSENSTEIN,
A BARGAIN

Owing to the close Of the Fall and Winter Sea-
son, have purchased one more piece OF those
elegant Heavy Dark Blue Englis Cheviots al q
reduced price. They were our best seller, and
sold at t3aOO and have reduced them to the low
ngure Of e2500 Made and trimmed elegantly,
and above ali. q perfect nt
A. h. eonENsTklN,!i Fine Tailoring,
UNorih QussnS g.
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a HINT to the members of the Republican
"Anu-Corruption Association" Voto tha
Democratic ticket ''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-07

CATARRH CURED. heal tn ani sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price SO
cents. Nasal Injector free. FOR sale by II. h,
Cochran. Druggist, No. l53 North Queen street
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The Travelling Salesman

Is an irresistible fellow, bIlTI fan ot stories,
Jokes, courage. selt-aSsurauCr and glt He il
very taking withal. BnG0ri J. ....i Ettl.rS are
a very taking medicine thev lake ever where
and are sold everyw here. For -Al- 10y H. B
Cochran, druggist, l3i and - North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-07

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, Of gourbon
Ind, says Roth myself and wife owe our lives
to sHiLOH's CONSUMPTION CURE" For sals
by IL b. Cochran. Druggist, No. 1877 North Queen
street.
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2-Big Thieyes-P.

Dyspepsia and debility are two big thieves ,
they creep In and steal our health and com fort
before We know 1t. Let u put stop to their
inya-ions with a bottle OF Burd0ck Bi0od Bite,s
to be had at any drug store. For sale by H. B,
Cochran. druggist, l37 and lJ North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-07

SHILOHS CATARRH RhMEDT-a positive
cure for Catarrh, Diptheria, and CAukcr Mouth
FOR sale by Ii. b. Cochran. Druggist, NO. I37
North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-07

WHY WILL YOU cough when shiioh's Cure
will give Immediate relief. Price 10 cts. 50 cts,
and d. For sale by ii. B. Cochran, Druggist,
No. l87 n orth Bueen street